4pcs X M10 WBE-G 350-E1 G1/2 Weforma Industrial Air Springs For Pick And Place Machines

4pcs x M10 WBE-G 350-E1 G1/2 Weforma Single Convoluted Industrial Air Spring For Pick-And-Place Machines

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Specifications and Detailed Technical Parameters

HS Code: 8708809000

Air inlet: G1/2, Centered

Threaded Studs: 4pcs x M10

Screw center distance: 155.5mm

Girdle hoop: NO

Rubber bumper: NO

Type: Industrial air springs

Single Convoluted 

Condition: 100% New

Delivery time: 3 working days if we have stocks

Packaging: Strong cartons

Appications: Industrial machines or others

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Shipping way: By express, by air, by sea or others

Air spring use in pick- and - place machines

Air springs are commonly known as air bags. The use of the airbag can improve the driving stability of the vehicle, reduce vibration and noise, and also adjust the suspension height and hardness by adjusting the internal pressure of the airbag.

Air springs can actually be used in pick-and-place machines to provide a variety of benefits, such as precision movement, reduced vibration, and improved accuracy. An air spring is a flexible rubber bladder that is pressurized with air, which makes it ideal for use in pick-and-place machines because it can provide a controlled, precise amount of force to move components around on the assembly line. Additionally, air springs can be used to reduce vibration and improve accuracy by isolating the workpiece from any outside forces or interference.

Overall, using air springs in pick-and-place machines can help improve productivity, reduce downtime, and improve the quality of the finished products.

Some general guidelines for maintaining air springs

Inspect the air springs regularly: As part of the routine maintenance, inspect the air springs for any visible signs of damage. This can include cracks, punctures, or other types of wear that can compromise the structural integrity of the air springs.

Check the air pressure: Air springs need a certain amount of air pressure to function properly. Use a tire pressure gauge to check the air pressure regularly to ensure it's within the recommended range. Adjust the air pressure as needed to maintain optimal performance.

Keep the air springs clean: Air springs can accumulate dirt and debris over time, which can affect their performance. Clean the air springs regularly using a soft brush or cloth to remove any buildup.

Replace damaged air springs: If you notice any damage to the air springs during your inspection, replace them immediately. Driving with damaged air springs can pose a safety risk and can also cause further damage to the suspension system.

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